Martin Goldberg of Lash & Goldberg in Miami. Courtesy photo.
Martin B. Goldberg of Lash & Goldberg in Miami lands a Florida Supreme Court victory for his client Nancy Epps, a Daytona Beach resident and former Ponce Inlet mayor who objected to tax dollars being spent to build a hospital miles outside the tax district's geographic boundaries.
April 23, 2019 at 04:12 PM
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The Florida Supreme Court reined in a special tax district, ruling that state law gives Halifax Medical Center no right to build a hospital outside district boundaries.
Miami-based Lash & Goldberg partner Martin B. Goldberg brought the case for Daytona Beach resident and former Ponce Inlet Mayor Nancy Epps, arguing Halifax couldn’t use money from taxpayers in one district to build and run a 96-bed hospital in another.
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